Incarnation and Humanness
Consequences of being born on Earth and the role and obstacles of a Soul who chooses to be birth and physicality over disembodied spirit
Incarnation and Humanness
One of the curious things about human consciousness is that it is enamored of stability. You bought the concept that stability is something desirable hook, line, and sinker. So you strive for it; you think that if you do not have stability and security then who are you? You might not exist, you might be annihilated.
Tera Thomas • Bringers of the Dawn
Seeing yourself as a vast, multi-dimensional being having a human experience, rather than a human having a spiritual experience, puts you in touch with your true power and its unlimited creativity and potential.
Tony Stubbs • An Ascension Handbook
One takes on a distanced perspective with regard to the choices of others. And one realizes that meddling in the affairs of another has no place in this journey. Ultimately, one’s choices are one’s own. And while it is the cultural norm, for so many of you, to put forth your viewpoint on the actions and choices of others, this is an action that det
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Temperance, as a spiritual exercise, signifies the task of knowing the relationship between the image or monad, the likeness or phenomenal personality, and the guardian Angel or individual grace. This means to say that one should find the source, current and direction of inner life-in grasping its nature and roleand work and live in conformity with
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Angelism
Jack Tanner
Angelism regards the human person as a spirit imprisoned in the body. We are the angels that fell from heaven. Our task is to raise our spirit back up again, not to make it happy with its prison and its gaoler (the Devil!).
Jack Tanner
Angelism regards the human person as a spirit imprisoned in the body. We are the angels that fell from heaven. Our task is to raise our spirit back up again, not to make it happy with its prison and its gaoler (the Devil!).
Neyah wouldn’t let him, and asked how the memory part of the spirit was written. Father took the reed from Neyah’s hand and drew a jar.… “For a jar holds fluids, which of all earthly substances are nearest to that which has not earthly form. When a man is born for the first time, his jar of memory is empty; gradually through his many lives it is fi
... See moreJoan Grant • Winged Pharaoh
All of my Lifetime is a womb. I am birthing myself for Death.
But a child born to two parents is also an offspring of the earth, its tissues as surely a part of earth as any tree or flower, or burst of ocean spray. A human child, true; but an offspring in which the entire history of the earth is involved — a new creation arising not just from two parents, but from the entire gestalt of nature, from which the
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death changes nothing and it is because of this spiritual truth that suicide is suicidal…it doesn’t work. We remain ourselves in spite of death. On the other hand, as disembodied souls, we know very little about free will which, as we are beginning to discover, only exists within the human form. In our so-called “spirit realm,” we are subservient t
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